Archives for the ‘Chicken & Meat’ Category

Shrimp and Grits

By Kim Morgan • Jun 24th, 2009 • Category: Chicken & Meat, Recent Posts

A year ago, one of my goals was to sample a host of Shrimp and Grits meals in Charleston. This is a task that I have flat out failed at. In my defense, part of the blame is due to shrimp. I love them, but they don’t always love me. A huge belly ache and [...]



Stuffed Bell Peppers & Braised Spring Vidalia Onions

By Kim Morgan • Apr 27th, 2009 • Category: Chicken & Meat, Vegetables & Sides

Stuffed bell peppers are my idea of a Sunday supper. Add braised spring Vidalia onions that are smothered in cream and well…………I just want Sundays to come more often than once a week. Having finally made my way to the Charleston Farmer’s Market this season, I had to come home with an armful of bright [...]



Charleston Hobotee

By Kim Morgan • Aug 18th, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat, Eggs & Cheese

Whipping up a few dishes using ground meat is easy if I were cooking anywhere but the South. Coming up with a Southern recipe was a challenge and luckily, I found a grand solution to my soon to expire meat dilemma-a curried meat custard dish called Charleston Hobotee.

The South is full of hidden and almost [...]



Coca-Cola-Glazed Baby Back Ribs

By Kim Morgan • Aug 14th, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat

This settles the dispute between what is the number #1 soft drink in the world. Coke rules, or more like it Virginia Willis rules for yet again, another mouth watering recipe from her new cookbook Bon Appetit, Y’All: Recipes and Stories from Three Generations of Southern Cooking.

Even the husband gave me the rare and coveted [...]



Country Captain a Lowcountry Chicken Curry Dish

By Kim Morgan • Aug 4th, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat

Though I never knew the name Country Captain, it appears this dish holds a special place in my heart. It is a tradition in our home that whenever a birthday is celebrated you get to choose what you would like to do for dinner. My favorite dish growing up, the dish I chose for my [...]



Brunswick Stew: The Real McCoy

By Kim Morgan • Jun 20th, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat, Soups

I have been planning on making my favorite Brunswick Stew for a while now and knew my dad would help with the barbecuing. First off, this is not a dish for the impatient as it takes a good 9 hours to make. Is it worth it? You bet.
On the other hand is this post [...]



Southern Buttermilk Fried Chicken Salad

By Kim Morgan • May 14th, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat

Hi mom, I won’t be by till after seven tonight to pick up Peri. ( Peri is my daughter’s Springer who comes to see me and Scout every day.)
That’s fine as I should have dinner made by then, join us. I am making Fried Chicken Salad with Buttermilk Dressing.
Thanks mom, but I am beat. Will [...]



Some Really GOOD Southern Sandwiches on White Bread with Arugula Herb Mayonnaise

By Kim Morgan • May 7th, 2008 • Category: Bread, Chicken & Meat, Eggs & Cheese, Seafood & Fish

The best food that comes out of a hot oven is homemade bread. Well maybe not the best, rather a tie between all my oven favorites. Choosing a favorite would be just too hard as I like bread period-they all have their place in the kitchen and at the table. I grew up eating only [...]



Chicken Baked with Delicate Herbs and Bread Crumbs served with Coconut Carolina Rice

By Kim Morgan • May 1st, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat, Vegetables & Sides

My style is to tell a story eventually weaving it into a recipe or two. But today, I am breaking tradition and getting to the point right away. The featured chicken leg swimming in sweet butter in today’s post is gone. No it did not drown, even though it appears to be drowning in butter. [...]



Braised-Pork Hash, Creamy Grits & Freezer Pickles

By Kim Morgan • Apr 22nd, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat, Vegetables & Sides

We have already established that I am so not a meat and potatoes kinda person. But how about meat and grits? Slowly, I am being broken into eating Southern. Just when I think I have myself all figured out. You know, the what I will and what I won’t eat scenario, I surprise myself. Okay, [...]